Sentence examples for noticeably supportive from inspiring English sources
Kearney is noticeably supportive of other women within the BBC – she talks up her contemporaries, and defends her counterparts on Radio 5 Live when I suggest that Radio 4 is an island in the corporation where older women thrive.
Noticeably, supportive reports from central-level state-sponsored media are more likely to reflect the relationship between actors within the political system and protesters than the relationship between the public and protesters.
Minority voters are noticeably more supportive of activist government policies than the average white voter.
Since the World Trade Center disaster, where he worked the night of Sept. 11 on rescue operations, people on the street have been noticeably more interested and supportive.
Coughlin, reflecting on this last Monday, said Umenyiora was a valuable Giant but was not as supportive of Sheridan, whose defense faltered noticeably, particularly in tackling and rushing quarterbacks.
He wore a special supportive boot for his gentle practice runs but was limping noticeably afterward.
Hillary Clinton has been more supportive of trade deals in the past but has grown noticeably less enthusiastic as it has become clear that the tougher line adopted by Sanders resonates with many Democrats.
His spine bells noticeably.
noticeably, even if modestly.
Then he noticeably winced.
